<p>hello
i'm Korean international ., and i'll get my canadian residence SOON (Hopefully)</p>
<p>i'm thinking of studying int'l relations.</p>
<p>i speak spanish, korean and english fluently ... and i've been in central america for 8 years and i just moved in last summer - as a jr.</p>
<p>sat - practice tests only. between 2000~2200 range.
sat ii - i just took spanish in 1/26, and i'll take us hist and math2c in june.
ap - european history, spanish = 5
i'm taking micro/macro econ, us hist and calculus ab this year.
class rank/gpa - top 10% in 9th (3.86 uw)
top 10% in 10th (7/90) (3.72 uw)
??? in 11th (4.00 uw)
awards.
outstading student in some classes.
presidential award for academic excellence (9th and 10th)
national latin exam gold medal</p>
<p>EC
Translator/leader for 1000 ppl in summer christian mission trips (4 months 2007)
translator for christian mission trips (2 months 2006)
founder/presidnt of korean club (2007)
-fundraising
-tutoring
-community service
NHS (10th~11th)
130 hrs of korean tutoring for women married to krn ppl
currently tutoring spanish to americans
guitarist for church choir
latn club
spanish club
school broadcasting stuff.</p>
<p>positive things are that i'm really into languages and cultures and that i have limited access to ec's because of constant moves and uncertainty about my status. (no, i'm not illegal.) so all i can do in the states is to delve into studying and studying and studying and so on. i'll probably move to canada and graduate there. i'll insist that my experience in central america and north america as an asian is a unique hook (yea i'm desperate)
i have many ppl who'd write neat letters of recommendation (school principals, counselors, peers, teachers, church ministers, etc.)</p>
<p>i'll probably apply to</p>
<p>JHU (lol!)
Georgetown (lol!)
American
Tufts (lol!)
NYU
BC
USC
North Carolina@Chapel Hill</p>
<p>well. chance me !</p>